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If You're Working On A Movie, You Want It To Be Projected On The Largest Tapestry Possible, And The Sound To Be Perfect, And For That Kind Of Communal Experience Of The Movies To Take Place For It.

It's Not Easy To Tell A Story About Writers And Make That Feel Like A Complete Story And An Interesting Story.

Of Course, Actors Look Forward To The Day When They Can Do A Big Courtroom Scene.

I Really Don't Make A Concerted Effort To Try To Find A Type Of Role. Maybe I've Just Done Enough Of Them Now Where People Are Like, "oh, It's The Guy That's In A Swirling Vortex Of Despair, Send It To Kinnear!" I Don't Really Know, But It Does Seem To Be A Recurring Theme.

When You Have A Director Who Has Work You Can Identify From The Past, It Gives You Some Reference Point As To What Their Interpretation Of The Story Might Be, And How That Might Jibe, Right Or Wrong, With How You See It. But With A First-time Director, You Don't Really Know Where You're At.